This antique toast rack from Harrison Brothers & Howson captures the quiet elegance of an Edwardian breakfast. Crafted in Sheffield around 1900, it features eight gently arched divisions, a finely beaded rectangular base, and a tall openwork finial in Gothic revival style.
Stamped with the firm’s hallmark — HA EA FA, EPNS, and the knight’s helmet — it reflects the enduring quality of English silverplating tradition.
It’s the kind of piece you imagine on a quiet Sunday table, next to steaming tea and marmalade toast. The early light filters through linen curtains, and everything slows down for just a moment.
Approx. 26 × 12 × 18 cm
Weight ~430 g
Condition: Gentle age marks and mellow patina consistent with a century of English mornings.
